: Unlike its closest rival Skater XL , Session includes a campaign where you complete missions assigned by professional skaters to earn money for gear.
: Boards accumulate visual wear and tear from grinds. Players can customize their skater and gear using parts from real brands like Zero, Fallen, and Thankyou . Progression & Difficulty Session: Skateboarding Sim Game
: To perform a trick, you must physically "scoop" and "flick" the sticks in ways that mimic real-world foot movements on a board. : Unlike its closest rival Skater XL ,
: The game features massive, detailed maps of New York City (including Black Hubbas and Brooklyn Banks), Philadelphia (FDR Park), and San Francisco (China Banks and Embarcadero). Progression & Difficulty : To perform a trick,
: Culture-accurate filming is a major pillar. Players can use a fisheye lens and a deep video editor to create authentic "skate parts" with adjustable keyframes, FOV, and camera shake.
The defining feature of Session is its control system. Unlike the arcade style of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater or the single-stick flick system of EA's Skate series, Session maps each analog stick to a specific foot.
: The left stick represents your front foot and the right stick your back foot (or vice versa, depending on your stance).